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[Android Themes] v941726:
getting confusing. lol i'll try this one though
[Android Themes] CondemnedSoul:
Tell me about it :confused:
[Android Themes] v941726:
i went back to the old way for now. sure you'll get it. :)
[Android Themes] CondemnedSoul:
That last one didn't work? :confused:
[Android Themes] v941726:
no. removed all old mods. rebooted. installed the last one, and nothing happened. it was all back to stock
[Android Themes] eollie:
Ok I see it installed now. The problem I think people are having with it not showing up is the selection isnt as big as the others. You have to tap it to get it to be focused. scrolling will go past it.

Also is there a way to add this and not have it overwrite the other icons?

Im using this theme http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=958497 and I like the icons except for the battery one. That is why I loaded this mod :D.
[Android Themes] CondemnedSoul:
Are you using green cyan or blue? Let me know which on and I'll mod it for you to add this icon to it
[Android Themes] boogerboy72:
works and looks great on cm7.0'd nook with Bawb3's softkey mods.
[Android Themes] eollie:
Blue

I noticed it also changed the power widget back to default also.
[Android Themes] CondemnedSoul:
I'll hook you up tonight man
[Android Themes] CondemnedSoul:
Here you go man... rover.prince's Rover Blue has now been condemned ;) all credit to rover.prince for the theme.. Hope they don't mind me modding it for you ;)

http://www.multiupload.com/4821TJD505
[Android Themes] TheGratefulDead:
sorry to hear that bro
[Android Themes] Ozzie12:
I just saw this...what a terrible thing to happen. Our thoughts are with you...

I read in this thread of a request for a speedo that doesn't control other icons along with it. If it could be done as a stand alone that would be awesome.

I am partial to the lighter cyan model personally. I came here to see what had been done with it and didn't see a current working model.

CM7 is very close to final now, so I would doubt the theme changer would change again.

You take care bud...
[Android Themes] CondemnedSoul:
Thank you.

I think what's happening is some people are getting confused honestly. This is a stand alone mod that does not change anything but the battery icon. Its mainly for those that like the stock look but with a little change or for those that have a mm, zipthemer or flashable theme applied. I have successfully made a zipthemer version of this for cm6 on the x10 and can make one for any device but it will be done on an as requested basis due to how.it needs to be done. In order to do it that way I have to decompile the framework and make all the necessary changes, recompile to have the resources file rebuilt and then make the zipthemer file. It takes a lot of time and to try and do it for everyone would take even longer. So.... if you would like me to build one for you just post a link to the rom you are wanting to use it on and have a little patience :) I will get to it as soon as I can or put it in the mix with some if the other things I'm working on. :)

Sent from my ERIS
[Android Themes] Ozzie12:
Sorry man...I had no idea it would take all that work.

I've actually used your speedo on a few different roms based on cm7...

Most of what I've been using for themes run along the blue lines. I keep coming back to cyanbread as it restarts without needing a reapply.

You did have a cyan speedo here that you made for me at one point, but it was based on the older cm7 themer and your themer fix was needed to use it.

I tried using the file presently in your first post and it turns my other icons green.

No offense to anyone that likes green, but I don't care much for it.
[Android Themes] CondemnedSoul:
I can mod the cyan bread theme to add that icon to it with no problem. I can add it to any theme chooser theme with no problem really. Check back later tonight and I'll do that up for you and post it once all the holiday crap here is done and I get a few minutes to sit down and mess with it. I'll to the cyan bread with the speedo battery that has the cyan font in it. If you want it added to any other theme chooser theme just let me know.

Sent from my ERIS
[Android Themes] Ozzie12:
Thank you kindly my friend...enjoy your holiday as much as possible.
[Android Themes] Ozzie12:
Ok...I must've had a knucklehead moment...:o

I downloaded the wrong file apparently, I found the cyan model through the link in your sig and tried again. This one works just fine with the new launcher so all is right with the world again...it even rebooted without any issue...:cool:

Thanks again and enjoy your day...
[Android Themes] Cane M3:
Hey condemned I was wondering if you could post the mod to work with the blue bionic theme
[Android Themes] CondemnedSoul:
I can do that for you soon. I'm working on updating my Rom and putting together a themed version of it tonight so I can get it posted and then I will get that taken care of for you. I can't promise it for tonight but I will have it soon.
[Android Themes] rfunderburk39:
CondemnedSoul I am developing a ROM for the Motorola Cliq XT & would like to attempt to port your battery mod to my new ROM. Would you mind if I used your mod & give proper credit to you. Thanks
[Android Themes] CondemnedSoul:
I don't mind at all.. if you need anything just send me a pm if you'd like.
[Android Themes] royskeyz:
Thanks, works perfect in my O1.
[Android Themes] fr4nkr0c:
work perfect! nice job!
[Android Themes] mudkipstar:
Hi how do I keep this mod with my current theme?

I dun check back here often mind sending a pm Thanks!!
[Android Themes] BLADESMAN1889:
Hi CondSoul,

Thanks for the great battery icon it looks great on my SGS !
[Android Themes] silverhawknike:
hey this link is dead? Can Someone re-upload for me? Thanks!
[Android Themes] wet11383:
Is this apk still available? I'd like to have it if so but DL link asks me to login to something, cloud server maybe, and nothing else.
[Android Themes] lokesh.acm:
Link is dead. Please help?

---------- Post added at 08:58 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:51 PM ----------

Link is dead and i really want it. Can u please help?
[Android Themes] klockk:
I'm liking for this exact battery icons for xposed for my note ii.. any ideas where I might find it? Also you link appears dead.. :(:confused:
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Barmalei:
I've been frustrated with the inconsistency of the battery life on HD2 WP7, when with the same settings you get dramatically different results on different days.

However, I am pleased to announce that I was able to get 4 (FOUR!) full days of battery life on 1 charge from my phone this week. Admittedly, it was on light use, however, during this time the phone was never powered off or connected to a computer. It was mostly on standby (not airplane) mode, with auto backlight on, location on, but wi-fi, data and bluetooth off most of the time.

During these 4 days I did the following things on the phone:

- talked for 1 hour total, using bluetooth st. headset;

- browsed web for 1/2 hour on wi-fi and 3G;

- watched 8-minute YouTube clip;

- with camera: recorded three 2-minute video clips on 720p and took 7 still 5MP pictures with flash off, using SHCameraApp;

- browsed Marketplace for 10 munites, installing 1 app;

- checked emails twice a day;

- played audiobook for total of 40 minutes on speaker and BT st. headset.

Normally I use it more heavily (was getting 2 full days with moderate usage on WM 6.5), but this experiment is encouraging.

I am using Moon Light ROM with 2.15 radio on U.S. T-Mobile, with stock 16 GB class 2 microSD card. I haven't installed any battery-related tweaks. I need to clarify again, that with this ROM and same settings I don't always get same results, and the battery indicator sometimes doesn't show full charge even with green light.

At the start of the experiment, however, the phone was fully charged through USB connection to PC.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] raviluke:
wow...4 days is amazing.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] dazza9075:
ive been saying this for weeks, IF you can get the battery to fully charge its actually fine. almost everyone complaining that it doesnt last very long hasnt fully charged the battery, and i dont blame them for thinking this because everything on the phone is tell you it is charged.

i just used an external charger, got another battery and swap them everytime i run out of juice!
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] haksam:
if 4 days is achievable then its ok for everyday use.

i found many people complaining even on native wp 7 phones like htc trophy lasting only a few hours...

so I think its really not HD 2's fault :D
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] omarza:
I agree...my friend has an HTC 7 Trophy and the battery acts roughly the same as on my HD2.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] 3lixir:
same here, battery life is no different for me on 7 than it was for 6.5, something else to note is that for me it will say it's low for 3 or 4 hours at least before finally running out
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] jab12:
Does your HD2 do any random reboots using the 16gb class 2 card, because mines was doing that using xbmod
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] dazza9075:
no point asking questions like that because it doesnt matter what anyone else has, i could buy the exact same card as you have it may work perfectly

no two cards no matter how identical they are, are the same, luck of the draw.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Barmalei:
Yes, I had the random reboots problem at first!

But I completely resolved the problem by flashing the 2.15.50.14 radio.

I wrote a detailed post on that, search for it:

Solution for problems with SD cards and/or random reboots
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] shoekstra:
Bull. And I have a HD2 and Trophy and the Trophy gets at least about 1.5times longer battery..
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] omarza:
Unfortunately not all phones act the same do they...even between HD2 you get those with long battery and those with short life span. My friend Trophy does run the same as my HD2. You will notice some users get up to 2 days on their HD2...some struggle to get 12 hours...thus battery lifespan varies...i'm getting roughly 8 hours with heavy usage and over 24 hours with light usage on my HD2. Keep in mind that it does vary between users and consider that before posting bull to someone as the battery lifespan does vary a lot at the moment.

Edit:

BTW...what does your Trophy get compared to what my HD2 are giving me. Also I read some peoples HD2 overheats especially while playing games...mine aren't even with playing games a lot on it...maybe I am lucky but I do think somewhere something like SD cards, radio etc does play a role in all of the above.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] HD2-WP7:
how about switching to android to do the charging and then switch back to wp7 once fully charged? that way we can find some use for our android ;-)
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] seal:
I have two batteries and one is in separate dock that has battery charging at rear and the other battery is in the phone. I charge the phone all night with normal charger plugged into phone and in the morning at about 7am I unplug from charger and go to work, by 2pm to 3pm the phone is flat. I have email sync, bluetooth, WiFi and location on. I then get home at 5 to 6pm and grab battery out of separate charger that has been charging all day and phone will be nearly flat by 11:30pm 12AM.

I also own a HTC Mozart 7 and with all services running the same as the HD2 and the battery time on the Mozart would be double and it has more use with calls.

Can someone explain the "make sure your battery is fully charged" comment that is in this thread?
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Barmalei:
Update

Here is an update on my original post #1.

There has been exactly 48 hours since I charged my phone (through USB) at the end of the 4-day experiment. This time, after 2 full days, the battery indicator shows about 2/3 (!) of the charge still left.

To be precise, I didn't do much with it during these 2 days, only listened to audiobook on speaker for 20 minutes, manually checked email few times, downloaded attachments, and did some light web browsing for 10 minutes.

Still, I haven't powered it off, and it's been on automatic backlight, so only 1/3 of battery used in 48 hours is a very encouraging sign.

The phone (and battery) is just under a year old, and I have a habit of not charging the phone until the charge is low, so maybe that's a factor, but after switching to WP7 I was having battery problems like many people describe here.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] omarza:
My battery atm is sitting on 66% and it was last charged just over 12 hours ago. I havent spoken much on it today except for 1 call...sent 7 messages and played 4 turns on Spell It since then...thus light usage.

Strange thing is like some mentioned in threads...at the start the battery ran down quick...about 45% during the 1st evening in 8 hours...when not used. Now its lasting ALOT longer...its as if it settles over time.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] songokussm:
in my experience it has to do with your data being off.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] elitegroup:
XBmod-WP7-V1.04b

radio 2.12

4:30--11:30---7h Data-off 3G-off Bat-75%

00:00--9:00---9h Data-off 3G-on Bat-94%
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] dazza9075:
what i mean by make sure your battery is charge is that windows may not charge your battery fully, but it may report your battery as being full, some simple maths should do, if you have a 1Ah charger your battery should only be full around 1.5 hours later depending on usage whilst charging. now most USb ports only pump out 500mAh so again taking in to acount that your phone will be using some of that power to run its self and your looking at around 3 hours charge time

Now sometimes i find that if i charge my phone and then stick the battery in another HD2 running WM6.5 its only about 60-80% charged, i find that inorder to get a full charge without faffing about i need to use an external charger or use another HD2/ROM. if thats not an option then i find restarting and charging, or unplug and charge usually does the trick
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] titoxperiax10:
Is it true that camcorder on WP7 record in 720p on HD2 of course...?....
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] dazza9075:
yes it is capable

focus works too on the camcorder...shame it doesnt on normal photos but hay ho, such is life
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Dredly:
I'm curious if the longer battery life you guys are getting may be related to you not moving the phone at all while in a good coverage area?

The reason I ask is whenever your phone has to search for new towers it would be utilizing more power then if it is stationary and attached to the same tower. I'm not sure if the HD2/WM7 has it but most phones have a built in "power saver" that will gradually increase the time between rediscovery of towers if the same response keeps coming back, if you are on the move the frequency increases significantly.

I would assume the same would be true for location based updates, if you aren't moving the frequency should decline, thus saving a ton of battery life.

as for my HD2, when running WM6.5 I could easily get 3 days of battery life out of it as long as it just sat around and did nothing. If I ran Slacker or anything else via Wi-fi the battery would drop considerably.

It lasts through approx 2 1/2 - 3 hours of video while on a plane if that helps...
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] mokshadenied:
i am having my hd2 from dec 2009 and from then till 2 days back had a Sandisk Class 2 8gb factory supplied card.after loading wp7(DFT Build) battery was pathetic in the beginning.Phone used to beg for juice after 5-6 hrs after moderate use.Then i loaded Twilight build and applied the following::

Display backlight:: Minimum

Automatic Email download and other updates:: manual

Cellular 2g data:: off

3g data:: on

Wifi only when required

location:: off

after this,i used to get a minimum of 12 hrs on moderate use(gaming 20-30 min,browsing,watching vids etc)

then i got a new Sandisk Class 4 16gb card and made a dual boot android and wp7. now i get a minimum of 1 day of battery life with above mentioned settings and usage and the battery hovers around 45-55 % charge.now i am using it as my regular phone :D ..

I think the speed of SD card matters as WP7 uses the card for storage of most of info and apps and other stuff.Since better speed provides faster access which in-turn reduces the amount of power used....;)

Since each HD2 behaves in a different way i cannot guarantee it will work for others .I'm sharing my experience :D ...if anyone is willing then try this aspect and post your results.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Neo84:
Is there a way to automatically close the data connection after a timeout? I cannot disable data completely because I need periodic automatic mail syncing.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] TheOnly1:
You don't need to kill data at all if 1 day is OK for you. I have the following setup:

3G - on

Data - on

Location - on

XBox Live - off

Display timeout - 1 min.

Display brightness - auto (medium)

2 e-mail accounts syncing @30 min.

HTC Hub syncing weather @3 hrs.

With this I am able to make it through the day with approx.30 min. calls, 1 hr. IE, 30-40 min. games.

All I did:

1. Got a SanDisc Class 2 8 GB card

2. Applied the registry tweak found here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=933751

..and I charge ONLY from my computer via USB and in my car! No wall charger at all.

3G coverage in Sofia is excellent and I guess this also adds to the battery life.

In complete standby (during the night) with 3G on, data on, mail sync on etc. but without calls, IE and gaming I get a 10-12% drop in 10 hrs. which I consider a very good result. With airplane mode ON the bat drop during the night is 3-4% in 10 hrs.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] pakure:
10% in 10 hrs is great.....that is what i get with android and wm 6.5..........i tried everything, but my wp7 discharges at 3% per hour in standby (no wifi/data, 2.14 radio and tweak applied, with battery fully charged till the ACR=FULL and current is 0ma )
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] songokussm:
I am having a simular issue. In android i can go 2-3 days easily.

in wp7 on my phone i can go a full 12-13 hours, on the mrs's phone max 6 hours from full to dead. same settings. same sdcard. same radio. same rom.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Riverplace:
How to get full charge without external charger?

So how do I make sure to get a full charge without an external charger? Even after leaving the phone on the charger all night, turning off data, bt, etc. I'm getting a terrible battery life. :(
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Osprey00:
Riverplace, as TheOnly1 recommended above, follow the instructions at the following link:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=933751

I did and it appears to be working for me (more detail in my reply in that thread, post #150).
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] algost:
agree,yesterday 4 pm the indication light turned orange,I ignored it and shut it down around 12 pm.And it lasted from 9:00 AM this morning to 6:00 PM!

what the...
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Riverplace:
Thanks. I'll charge my phone tonight. I'm using HD2O v1.03, I thought all the registry tweaks had been applied so I didn't really look at those fixes. I'm ready to try!
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] jianototi:
sorry for this post!!!

i'm really amazed from some that would like to post!!!!

FOUR days on windows phone with a Capacitive touch screen!!!!

HD...as i remember....

and you did a 60 min call

with.........wifi or 3g, and let me add as i remember used the 60 min on Bluetooth:mad::mad::mad:

let me ask you first what is the battery that you are using please tell me....as i have the HD2 since it was launched by HTC....and i've never reached this even with my extended battery with external charger..

1)the battery is pull out from the phone and

2)charged with special charger tool.....you know!!!

are you using a nokia 3000 series that have a tag htc hd2 on:mad::mad:

and please don't tell it's variable the results and some time and other not !!!!!

please be professional:mad::mad::mad:

and post something that would be accepted...by the majority of at least medium users

and rank to the level of the people who try to post to help and make some advances for this technology...

good luck for your 7th day...

as i did!!!!!

connecting my HD2 to my UPS 9A 12 V battery,:eek::eek:

i would add no more,it was only to relief my anger on this nonprofessional post
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] PayAndDie:
to be honest that´s really impossible to reach.. 1 1/2 or 2 are maybe possible with very less using time but 4 day :eek:??? c´mon be seriuos!!!!
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Barmalei:
I stand by my claims

I am seeing some posts here questioning my claim of 4-day battery life. It's obviously your choice to believe or not, all I can say is that since my original post I replicated this few times during periods of light (but not unreasonable) use, as described.

If you are a heavy user, you obviously won't get anything near that, but I just wanted to show the capability. I use a regular battery on a year-old phone.

One thing to point out - sometimes after charging the battery indicator would show that the charge is incomplete or that it is discharging quickly. Rebooting the phone always takes care of this problem for me.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Dad57:
most likely 4 hours ;)
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] :
I can get seven days!!!! :) :D :p

When I keep the phone off, that is. Seriously, though, the op's HD2 use is very minimal. No way does this report represent the usage pattern of the average (even light) user, and thus it is, well, useless.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Barmalei:
real life and real use

The thread was created when the forums were flooded with complaints that HD2 with WP7 lasted half a day, so it was intended to let frustrated users know that it's not a normal problem for WP7 HD2, and it can be taken care of.

As far as how realistically it represents real-life use - well, 4 days with described configuration is very realistic for light use by a NORMAL person who doesn't spend his whole life on the phone, who watches movies on a beautiful big screen TV, browses web on a real desktop or laptop at work or at home, talks on land line when at work or at home, plays REAL sports games instead of sitting on your ass all day, and hangs out with friends at fun parties instead of wasting time on Facebook. So, basically, 4-day battery is very realistic for someone who actually has real life.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mmanjj:
I followed the guide in the sticky in General to achieve perma-root and s-off etc... Used visonary and then g-free (i think thats the name) Then installed Rom manager got root access no problem. Installed latest clockwork recovery no problem either. However when i try to install a custom rom example being virtuos 1.0.0 or any rom just about i get an error which says:

E: Can't open /sdcard/virtous-vision_froyo_rom-v1.0.0.zip

(bad)

Installation aborted.

I have put the file in different directories etc, have tried different versions of clockwork to no success. please help me i want to flash custom roms so badly..
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OriginalGabriel:
Sounds like a corrupt file. Delete the files, clear download cache and try again. Make sure you're on WiFi with a solid signal as any data hiccups can corrupt files.